".:: MaStErDoN ::." <andresiraola@SPAMhotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi!
> I'm working with arrays, saving on them information about files. All works
> fine but the problem is that when i finish using them and i remove all the
> information using:
> for index = array.count to 0 step -1
> array.remove(index);
> next
> i check the task manager and my program is still using 32 mb!!
> Is there any way to free memory when i finish using the arrays??
>
> Thanks!
>
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".:: MaStErDoN ::." <andresiraola@SPAMhotmail.com> wrote
> Hi!
> I'm working with arrays, saving on them information about files. All works
> fine but the problem is that when i finish using them and i remove all the
> information using:
> for index = array.count to 0 step -1
> array.remove(index);
> next
> i check the task manager and my program is still using 32 mb!!
> Is there any way to free memory when i finish using the arrays??

> Add these two lines of code.
> array=nothing
> GC.collect
>

> I'm working with arrays, saving on them information about files. All works
> fine but the problem is that when i finish using them and i remove all the
> information using:
> for index = array.count to 0 step -1
> array.remove(index);
> next
> i check the task manager and my program is still using 32 mb!!
> Is there any way to free memory when i finish using the arrays??